LawnGnome

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by LawnGnome 1mo ago
Same. That would be an ugly transition for me, but I guess I should start thinking about it.
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by LawnGnome 2mo ago
No, I also use direnv. It does everything I want, nothing I don't, and has been stable for me for years.
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by LawnGnome 2mo ago
I think for the living languages it's speakers (on a log scale, presumably).
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by LawnGnome 4mo ago
Interesting. Seems like this isn't very consistently enforced, then.
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by LawnGnome 4mo ago
Has this changed recently? I thought I heard about this several years ago, but the last 2-3 times I've visited (in the last couple of years) I've been able to pick up a prepaid SIM from Colesworth without any ID check.
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by LawnGnome 4mo ago
My partner (who isn't in tech, and isn't generally interested in tech) would probably literally stand in line for an updated version of the 12" MacBook on day one.
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by LawnGnome 5mo ago
I don't know, but the problem with blocking esp4 and esp6 is that IPsec stops working, as I understand it.
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by LawnGnome 5mo ago
That's my feeling on the endgame too, but it'll probably be a decade before we get anywhere near it.
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by LawnGnome 7mo ago
I was actually working on this last week, funnily enough. I've been working on a capability analysis tool for Rust, and if you're already generating a call graph via static analysis, taking that and matching it against the functio
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by LawnGnome 7mo ago
Although, unfortunately, not all RustSec advisories include function-level vulnerability metadata in practice.
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by LawnGnome 11mo ago
ai was also one of the ccTLDs that had an MX record for a long time, and I believe (although never had reason to confirm) actually used it. foo@ai tended to be a fun test case for e-mail validation.
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by LawnGnome 11mo ago
As a non-American, I think the thing I'm hung up on in what you said is that I don't understand why a developed country should allow anyone to be "uninsured".
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by LawnGnome 1y ago
This sounds fairly close to SteamOS in terms of structure. (Which seems to work well for its own use case, so I can see the logic.)
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Open Source is one person(opensourcesecurity.io)
435 points by LawnGnome 1y ago|176 comments
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by LawnGnome 1y ago
Very pedantically, because PHP doesn't require copyright assignment, it would be (almost certainly) impossible to retroactively change the licence on older versions. However, since the PHP and Zend licences both permit the user to use
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by LawnGnome 1y ago
The standard supports a repository_url "qualifier" (query parameter)[0], which can be used to override whatever the default registry is (which, for Docker, is hub.docker.com[1]). [0]: https://github.com/package-url
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by LawnGnome 2y ago
The dog part is definitely key. We moved a few blocks — so within the same neighbourhood — shortly after getting our dog, and it was amazing how much more quickly we got to know our new neighbours with our (extremely extroverted) then-puppy
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by LawnGnome 2y ago
I could also say the same, including the Wayland origin story. I'm pretty new to Niri — I only started playing with it about a month ago — but it's just absolutely that little bit more than Sway I didn't know I needed.
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by LawnGnome 2y ago
Completely agreed. My Rust origin story wasn't about memory safety, fearless concurrency, a modern type system, or anything else like that. Not that I didn't care about those things — I did — but none of them were what convinced m
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by LawnGnome 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finger_(protocol) An old, old Internet protocol that was used to get information on a user, and could be used by users to post updates from their .plan files. Essentially plaintext social
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by LawnGnome 2y ago
Previous thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40456834
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by LawnGnome 3y ago
Expensify was a pretty well known case of this several years ago — their marketing was all about their advanced scanning technology, and it turned out they were using Mechanical Turk in many cases with little concern for PII (or corporate s
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by LawnGnome 3y ago
Yeah, I've always felt A Grand Don't Come For Free is actually the better album. Empty Cans literally made me cry the first time I heard it. The later stuff, though, and particularly the material since the 2017 revival is... n
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by LawnGnome 3y ago
It's not a global toggle, but Asus definitely has options to make things more stock-Androidy — you can basically turn the Settings app back into something resembling the stock version, and a bunch of their other UI enhancements and cha
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by LawnGnome 3y ago
Agreed! I have a 2021 CX-5, and it's not just the infotainment controls (which are great, and work really well with Android Auto), but also just having real buttons — some with indicator lights, even — for all the heating/cooling&
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by LawnGnome 3y ago
Same. I gradually learned Rust while I was working in a job where I wrote C on a day-to-day basis, and after a while I realised that Rust was making me a better C developer by forcing me to think more systematically about ownership and life
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by LawnGnome 3y ago
Rust does have this: you can specify dependencies from other registries or Git repositories pretty easily. (See https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/specifying-depende... for the exact Cargo.toml syntax.)
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by LawnGnome 3y ago
I generally think it's fine to do this sort of thing for your own benefit and open a PR as long as you're really 100% fine with "no, I'm not interested in merging this" being the answer. Where the problems tend to a
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Sync will shut down on June 30(reddit.com)
333 points by LawnGnome 3y ago|123 comments
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by LawnGnome 3y ago
It's going up to 100 req/m, but the new limit is indeed per key, not per user. (See https://old.reddit.com/r/redditdev/comments/13wsiks/api_upda... for more detail.)

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